The Duchess of Sussex has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy for her Netflix lifestyle show With Love, Meghan, which ran for two seasons and featured celebrity guests02:03, 15 Jul 2026The Duchess of Sussex has received her first Daytime Emmy nomination for her Netflix programme, With Love, Meghan.‌The debut series of With Love, Meghan launched on Netflix in 2025, coinciding with the unveiling of her lifestyle brand As Ever, with her initial products frequently showcased throughout the show.‌Nominated in the outstanding lifestyle programme category, the series will go head-to-head against NBC's George to the Rescue, Hallmark's The Motherhood, The Wizard Of Paws and A Different Breed.‌Spanning two seasons, the programme featured guest appearances from Mindy Kaling, Tan France and Chrissy Teigen, with episodes centred on gardening, cooking and various other lifestyle subjects. Winners will be revealed at a ceremony in Los Angeles at the Hollywood Palladium on October 30.Elsewhere, The Young And The Restless topped the daytime drama field with 18 nominations, followed by CBS's Beyond The Gates with 15 and General Hospital with 13.‌Actress Drew Barrymore and singer Kelly Clarkson will battle it out for Outstanding Daytime Talk Series alongside The View, Live With Kelly And Mark, Today with Jenna And Friends and 3rd Hour Of Today.Meghan's nomination arrived just days after Sir Gary Oldman and his co-star, Scottish actor Jack Lowden, secured Primetime Emmy nods for their performances in Apple TV's spy thriller Slow Horses.The duke and duchess initially signed a deal reportedly worth more than 100 million US dollars (£74 million) with Netflix following their departure as senior working royals in 2020. As Ever confirmed it had terminated its partnership with Netflix in March, with a spokesperson stating the brand was "now ready to stand on its own".‌With Love, Meghan's second series was the 1,124th most-watched programme between July and December 2025, attracting two million views, according to figures published by Netflix.The couple secured a new first-look agreement with Netflix last year, granting the streaming platform first option on projects by the Sussexes' Archewell Productions.Article continues belowIn May, it was revealed the production company would create a war film for the streaming service based on an Afghanistan memoir.American outlet Deadline reported the film will chronicle the story of Easy Company, a unit of Paras and Royal Irish rangers assigned to hold a district in Helmand Province in July 2006, who came under assault from the Taliban.The film, titled No Way Out: The Searing True Story Of Men Under Siege, is based on the memoir by Major Adam Jowett, who commanded the unit.